IN THE MARGINS (eBook only)
SKU:
$0.00
per item
Kindle Digital Edition $4.95
(click Kindle link to purchase eBook)
(click Kindle link to purchase eBook)
Life. We enter and leave alone.
Each of us is on a solo trip of experiences, whereby we are exposed to one degree or another through interaction by necessity with family, friends, and acquaintances.
We learn to set aside inquisitiveness and pick up the first pebbles of our complacency. Encouraged, we readily begin to fill our bag of conformity with the stones and rocks of self as our psyche is further molded.
A portion of our mortal existence is focused on the possibilities of life in the margins. Our minds are shaped by these interactions, but there are moments when we explore life's possibilities beyond the margins of convention.
This mental wandering, sometimes known as daydreaming, takes us beyond the confines of traditional thinking and challenges conventional wisdom.
Each of us is on a solo trip of experiences, whereby we are exposed to one degree or another through interaction by necessity with family, friends, and acquaintances.
We learn to set aside inquisitiveness and pick up the first pebbles of our complacency. Encouraged, we readily begin to fill our bag of conformity with the stones and rocks of self as our psyche is further molded.
A portion of our mortal existence is focused on the possibilities of life in the margins. Our minds are shaped by these interactions, but there are moments when we explore life's possibilities beyond the margins of convention.
This mental wandering, sometimes known as daydreaming, takes us beyond the confines of traditional thinking and challenges conventional wisdom.
"I enjoyed this book of poetry. The book will require a mature audience to enjoy/appreciate the content. Some of the works caused me to have a stop and think about it moment, that I truly appreciated."
~Carla H., Gloucester, NJ
"I've been reading at least one poem a day. When I first picked up the book, I thought I wasn't going to like it but it's proven me wrong. The author's insight, feelings, and wisdom come through in his poetry."
~Lois R., West Chester, PA